For men with diabetes, one of the most common concerns and complications is erectile dysfunction (ED). On average, men with diabetes tend to develop ED 10 to 15 years earlier than men without diabetes. With age, ED will become more common. Up to 50% to 60% of men, older than age 50 and who have… Read more
It is common for both men and women to confuse BPH with prostate cancer. However, it is crucial to understand that these are two distinct conditions with different consequences. Despite their differences, BPH and prostate cancer share a few similarities: BPH and prostate cancer are two conditions that affect the prostate gland, a small gland… Read more
Every day, everyone should have certain exercises they do religiously to help achieve and keep their body in good overall condition. These moves should be simple enough to perform in limited space and effective enough to see good results. These five exercises can help increase and improve blood flow to the muscles, lubricate joints, and… Read more
Here’s a fact men hate to hear: Almost half of all men living in the U.S. will experience erectile dysfunction (ED), especially after age 50. That’s the bad news. But the good news is there’s a new medication that requires no more waiting to see your doctor for erectile dysfunction treatment. Treating ED has been… Read more
Most of us tend to neglect our core muscles, except for doing some situps and pushups occasionally. The core muscles are located around the abdomen and form the torso. They include the transverse and rectus abdominus, which are muscles that extend from just below the sternum to the waist, as well as the muscles in… Read more
